MAXILLOFACIAL DYSKINESIA
Discinesia maxilofacial
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https://doi.org/10.52428/20756208.v19i47.1181Keywords:
abnormal movements, dental prosthesis, edentulism, maxillofacial dyskinesia, oral rehabilitationAbstract
Maxillofacial dyskinesia is an alteration of the involuntary movement of the facial muscles, with abnormal and repetitive movements that can be disfiguring and cause discomfort; Edentation, or tooth loss, may be an underestimated cause of this condition. The objective of the research was to highlight the importance of considering edentation as an etiological factor in the evaluation of patients with abnormal facial movements. We present a case of a 73-year-old woman with involuntary maxillofacial movements and edentation, where a multidisciplinary evaluation was performed with neurology and dentistry services. Improvement was observed with the placement of a dental prosthesis.
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